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Bovaer: What is the cattle feed additive and why is it leading to shoppers pouring milk down the toilet?
Since the announcement of a trial to feed British cows the additive Bovaer, shoppers have threatened to boycott products made by Arla, as well as three major supermarkets working with the brand.
What FDA Has Said About Bovaer in Milk? Cow Feed Additive Under Scrutiny
Bovaer is a new feed additive that claims to significantly reduce the emission of methane, a greenhouse gas that is driving climate change, in dairy cows.
What is Bovaer, the cattle feed supplement which is prompting boycotts by conspiracy theorists?
Arla Foods has insisted that the Boevar cattle food supplement will not filter through to human consumption as conspiracy theorists attack farmer-owned co-operative
Is milk from cows fed Bovaer safe?
The methane-reducing cow feed additive is considered safe by food safety authorities in the approved doses. And contrary to some claims online, Bill Gates was not involved in its development.
Bovaer: the new dairy additive prompting boycotts and conspiracy theories
In a "seemingly innocuous" announcement, said The Telegraph, Arla said that 30 of its British farmers were teaming up with Morrisons, Aldi and Tesco to test a new feed additive, Bovaer. Research has shown that Bovaer reduces methane emissions from dairy cows by an average of 27%.
Why are people pouring milk down the drain over a cow feed additive?
Arla Foods, a Danish-Swedish company which owns the UK’s biggest dairy cooperative, announced last week that 30 of its farms across the country would test the additive, named Bovaer. The company behind Bovaer - which is added in small quantities to cow feed - says it could reduce cow methane emissions by between 30-45%.
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Why has an additive called Bovaer sparked controversy online?
Some UK social media users have been pouring milk down their sinks and toilets in protest at the trial of a new feed additive ...
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Maker of Bovaer methane-reducing cattle feed additive labels product concerns 'fake news'
Safety fears and conspiracy theories about the cattle supplement Bovaer have been circulating on social media, but the maker ...
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Controversy erupts over Bovaer feed additive trial in UK dairy industry
Arla Foods began a trial of Bovaer to reduce methane emissions from dairy cows, but it's sparked backlash over food safety & ...
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No, Sanitizing Cow Burps Won’t Sour Your Milk or Contaminate Your Cheese
A plan to introduce Bovaer into UK cattle feed to reduce methane emissions has prompted a wave of disinformation.
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Industry and manufacturer provide science-based responses to social media hysteria over Bovaer
The Australian red meat industry and the Swiss-Dutch product developer have leapt to the defence of the safety of ...
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Bovaer: King Charles' farming advisor accuses Arla of 're-engineering the cow' with feed supplement
One of King Charles’ farming advisors has claimed the UK’s biggest dairy co-operative is attempting to “re-engineer the cow” ...
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Shoppers boycott three major supermarkets over controversial new additive
After Arla announced a trial of Bovaer at its farms, shoppers have vowed to boycott several supermarkets and products ...
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What is Bovaer and why is Craig Kelly criticising Coles over its use in beef?
Former federal politician Craig Kelly was among those who raised concerns on social media this week that some of Coles' beef ...
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